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Anthony Piper and Ken Lashley were also reportedly approached and artist Ellie Maplefox was made aware of her identical situation by Afua's posts Afua has also decided to make the images available as prints, to try and claw back some of the time spent And also concluded, I was saying yesterday on facebook that it's time[...]

On Febuary 28th, 2020, at C2E2 2020, there was a sketch dual between the comic book artists Ken Lashley and Andy Price During this panel, both artists took suggestions from the audience about what characters to draw and what zany situations to put them in During the sketch duel, they both drew the Marvel Comics[...]

It was also solicited as pencilled by Valerio Schiti, that has been changed to Paco Medina. Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #14 will have now be drawn by Ken Lashley, who was meant to have drawn #12, and not the previously solicited Juann Cabal. Sword Master #5, solicited as written by Shuizhu and Greg Pak will also be written[...]

Initially it was solicited thus: FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN #12 (W) Tom Taylor (A) Juan Cabal (CA) Andrew Robinson We haven't seen Mary Jane Watson since #1, but that's about to change with this almost ALL-MJ issue! MJ saves Spidey, helps Aunt May and basically saves the day. Face it, readers, you just hit the jackpot. Then as that switched to #11,[...]

Valiant Entertainment has announced a new publishing initiative that will launch later this year with three new series and one super-mega-crossover event comic from superstar and future superstar creators such as Jody Houser, MJ Kim, Lonnie Nadler, Zac Thompson, Ken Lashley, Vita Ayala, Raúl Allén, Patricia Martin, Andy Diggle, and Doug Braithwaite[...]

Reginald Hudlin, Ken Lashley, and Matt Milla's tale was the more thought-provoking part. From here, we'll discuss each story. Priest, Perkins, and Troy's work feels incomplete, yet it does accomplish a solid ending You don't figure out the specifics of the mystery, even that's the consequence of Ross's perspective. Black Panther Annual #1 art by Mike Perkins and[...]

She starts in Columbia, where she is hired to avenge the death of a child on behalf of the mother. Mark Millar returns to write this one, and he's joined by artist Ricardo Lopez Ortiz.  Black Panther Annual #1 cover by Daniel Acuna Black Panther Annual #1 This Annual brings back Christopher Priest, Reginald Hudlin, and Donald McGregor back to Black Panther, and they are joined by[...]

Panelists included Jim Lee, Greg Pak, Reggie Hudlin, Ken Lashley, Kyle Baker, Denys Cowan, Derek Dingle, Alice Randall, Several new series were announced : Milestone by writers Reginald Hudlin & Denys Cowan and art by Ken Lashley Static Shock by writers Hudlin and Cowan with art by Kyle Baker Duo story by writers Hudlin and Cowan, writer Greg[...]

The panel itself, while it might not have included any groundbreaking news on how to get into comics, featured Marvel talent scout Rickey Purdin as the moderator, with the guests consisting of Matthew Rosenberg, Ken Lashley, David F Walker, Donny Cates, and Erica Henderson. As the panel began, the creators, consisting of writers and artists, explored[...]

Thankfully, it avoids all the troubling and perhaps negative aspects of the event it's tied to by locking itself in the New York/Manhattan location that is of course in the event trapped in the Darkforce Dimension. As a result, they are able to tell a comic story that isn't mired in political discussion, which can be[...]

Silva and issues #7, #8, and #9 will be drawn by Ken Lashley A permanent replacement artist will be assigned to 'X-Men Gold' in the coming weeks. Contrary to reports that R.B Silva and Ken Lashley are taking over for Syaf on the book, however, the artists have always been a part of its longterm plan[...]

If the concept of the Prime issues is to set up these new titles as well as present a primer for the tone going forward, then X-Men Prime only half delivers that. Art by Ken Lashley Certainly, there is nothing wrong with the writing or the art in the book Written by Marc Guggenheim, Greg Pak and[...]

A few days ago we got our first look at the cover for Superwoman #11 by Ken Lashley that will be shipping in June The artist then posted on his Facebook account a step by step process for drawing the page This is a really nice detailed process showing him going from a rough outline[...]

Dynamite  has sent us a writer's commentary by David Liss on Green Hornet: Reign of the Demon #4, the grand finale, that is on sale now. Cover by Ken Lashley and interiors by Kewber Baal. Page 1-2: I always invest a lot of thought into how to end an issue and then resume the story[...]

Marvel cover artist Ken Lashley was tapped for a very special project The folks at Lincoln wanted him to create a live art installation as part of the unveiling of their new cars The art was to be done on a 2017 Lincoln MK2 Lashley took pictures and share them on his facebook page along with[...]